Sentence examples for students from several from inspiring English sources
Food will be prepared by students from several culinary schools.
Students from several colleges participated in the dance.
It will be tended by students from several high schools and people in the neighborhood.
Mr. Ryan, Mr. Lepore and Mr. Catlado graduated together from Hanover Park Regional High School in East Hanover, N.J., a school that draws its 750 students from several towns in Morris County.
The cause is drawing students from several colleges, including the University of Connecticut, Connecticut College, Trinity College, the University of Bridgeport, Quinnipiac University, Sacred Heart University, Wesleyan University and Yale University.
This young festival — it's in its third year — will present a short, rotating repertory season with a diverse acting company of out-of-town professionals, locals and students from several colleges.
James E. Lewis, director of international admissions and recruiting at Kansas State University, says he once got a clutch of applications clearly submitted by a single agent, with all fees charged to the same bank branch, although the students came from several far-flung cities.
The students were from several fields: 51.2% were studying social sciences, 18.6% engineering and architecture, 13.5% health sciences and 11.7% science.
In this study, the effect of students' problem solving skills on achievement in the chemical reaction rate and the effect of temperature and concentration on the reaction rate subjects is investigated; students are from several different departments.
From 2011 to 2015, 150 students coming from several countries of the world joined the Winterschool in San Vito di Cadore, Italy, spending five days of intense teaching, testing and analysis activities under the guidance of 11 university professors experts in the field of winter sports.
The divide between employers' courses and those offered by universities and business schools could also blur, especially if high tuition fees discourage students from spending several years out of the workplace.
